+1 It would be nice to add the remaining models not added yet. Same is true hopefully for the Spitfires.
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Indeed it would.
+1
Reminds me of the Fw 190 C, an intermediary variant of a very well known German fighter
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Very unique vehicle
I just found out that the 109 D had a DB600.
I always thought it was a Jumo.
+1 please
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It drastically increased performance form the Jumo
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Most source say it had the DB600Aa.
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An engine mounted MG FF would be somewhat unique.
Still waiting for them to fix the unhistorical ammunition selection, the MG FF uses, though.
It should only have Practice, Practice-tracer and HEF-T(SD) shells.
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/cVQRAK08JYTS
The the practice round wouldn’t be used in combat, so it would only be firing Practice-Tracer for armor penetration and the HEF-T.
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Very cool to learn about and read on your post
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If such a change, pure traceless Practice would be nice.
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But that wasn’t really used for combat. Technically only the HEF-T and “Tracer” was used, while the tracerless round was just for gun adjustments.
But I guess, Gaijin might add it as a stealth belt, who knows.
Not sure how effective that would be.
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Same as a P-T round against ground, but without tracer. (Which i prefer, cince its better to hit ground and airtragets with, as they usually wont move, nor know from where i attack then.
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Sure but they are going to have pretty bad pen for ground targets and against aircraft it would be better to have some HE round as well.
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Eh, most roofs are thin and cooling grills. The MG FF is only used early on and on very low BR planes after all.
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I guess. But there’s the He 112 V-0, for attacking armor.
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With a D-1 armed with a 20mm, and a He-100 also with the same armament.
The German low tier will be strong.
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Indeed. BF to sew up everything nicely
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I will be adding some more references soon
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